Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-05
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ark who has figured n Newark courts
s.slT. He is q tail, 1.-THE and handsome
preventative of ais race, about thirty
we wears old. He Is g welI-knOwn char
ll.-T Oh the streets Of Newark and at
.racts attention from the fact that he al
U2ys dresses in his national costume
TamaIiel Is Weather than the average
representative of MS people VINO favor
this country with their presence. When
le first came 10 Newark ne opened 8 large
store on Broad street for the sale OF the
native products Of MS own country. Since
then he has given up his store, but still
carries on an extensive but private bust
ness BIZ selling Turkish goods to wealthy
families. He receives orders Tor Turkish
rugs. Csr0ets, briC-a-JTac and then DrO
cures them for his patrons from MS native
country Il was 10 obtain payment Tor
goods bought in this way nat he brought
8 Is~-ui. III Newark lGst week. During
ne trial q Mercury reporter made inqui-
RES concerning the Turk that revealed 81
INTERESTING IF NOT STARTING STORY.
Gamaliel Is the son Of lIga dignitaTy
the Turkish Empire, and MS first ap-
.ucarenCe in this country was as one Of the
secretaries Of the Turkish ambassador ct
WASHINGTON This was about ten
years ago Gamaliel IS q hand
some nan now, but he was G more
handsome msn in those days. lie
made q very favorable impression upon
the ladies n Washington society, His
aigh caste obtained for him entree into
up2,v circles and, having learned the
EggI-. LANGUAGE AID having many
.rc3~-.t- leu.s besides MA handsome
presence, his society was cOurted, and be
received many Invitations to private fam
HES.
Gams.el, however, fell from high
estate vlen the daughter 81 western
congressman, without any visible nus
gsnt. -ecame the mother Of darG-eYeu,
aEea-sEiUled Sa5y boy, wl0, wicked PEG
0.e said, bore 2 strong resemblance TO
Inc gay young Turkish secretary This
-aac1et The ears Of the Turkish Envoy,
who 81 once ordered his secretary to re-
.a-a &. LIS native CouslautinOple. The
secretary departed, but not before he
created smother sensation b. taking with
I'm the daughter Of 2 well known and
wls.-1y lobbyist Every effort was made
q, t7e time 10 keen The matter q secret
an. the efforts were successful The
Ts-1er and brother OF the girl followed
.ma5c. to New Y0r6 and found him
DAY or Two before he SET sail for his na-
..ve country.
TEX GIRL WAS INFATUATED
with her Turkish lover. end refused 70
-4ve hin. The father and brother could
.leu Go nothing more taau insist upon
marriage bafng performed This was
accordingly done before 3 Justice CT the
. H.
S,-urEev The Girl evidently did not euiDy
81. the happiness she expected with her
Turkish husband. f5- she returned 10
tl-s country during the same wear. She
.tRiret q divorce from GgmaIel, and in .
application is shown the cause of her /
---qrr-tua>s The fsce WAS fra. shortly !
after her ARRIVAL n C5ustantin9nle her
husband took 10 himself another wife. snd /.
saea arstaer, and b-f5re many months .
al elapsed had an
EXTENSIVE sEHtuIo or WIVES,
-1au whom mis- American VIE was bv |
DO mesns tsgglitf attraction. Sae did /
not endure this life aav longer than She
could 1e.a il. and one dsv fed from her
Jus au5's .arem and sought the DrOtec- I
lion Of The American Consul. who secret
+ shipped -ertc N.w York. v.acra she
-e1iHet her family. The fsCt Of her
marriage mad been kept secret, and berI
ze-C. explained ny the statement that
sac wa. travelling on the continent. To-
1sv lie .aGv III question j. me rasnected
wife CfS ~, LOUIS merchant. and is the
mother 9f Young and growing family, /
T1r %" probably never know Of the
Turks.
EPISODE IL THEIR MOTHERS LIFE.
Gsnaugl returned 10 this country
about t4rcc wears $50. His hrst effort
10 Try TO reclaim his wife until he
v.- gently informed that she was now
.-a wife Of another. and also informed
--4- aeE sttemn. on his part 30 90 near
lg- wuuld result ia MS immediate i'm
a--orueut
Two years ago, when Gamalier cane to
Newark. he brought with hin mother
American wife. He makes no secret now
q telling how ne came 20 make her
Acquaintance He surewdlv states that
Is Ire mad not s great deal OF money when
X arrived here be took counsel as TO the
best means Of o5tsinin. livelihood, and
"5- .y s. teloW-Countrvmsn that the
BEST course would 1- to 90 tc some
church that mat g specially of convert
M The heather and there become CON
-1ceG Of the beauties Of Christianity.
1-.s the noble GamalieI accordingly did,